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Oh, the nuclear codes.

This is all about the father. The dress, the picture, the self-congratulatory praise - all to make dad look good.

There are hundreds of "open minded" people now mourning the loss of their children because they bought into this Pitbull propaganda. It's a shame people have to experience what these dogs are capable of first hand before realizing the truth about them.

Maybe if you stopped blaming everyone else for your problems you wouldn't be a whiny, sniveling little bitch and people wouldn't complain about you. I've lived in a tent on the side of the road. I've lived in a house that was still under construction. I've shared a two bedroom apartment with four other people that I didn't like. That's nothing compared to what my grandparents went through. People over 40 didn't sail through life, asshole. We just don't walk around pissing and moaning about it.

Ah, yes, the "Truth To Power Patriots" have returned. After 8 years of deflecting criticism of our elected leader with cries of racist treason, the government must once again be held accountable.

There are pictures of Ted Bundy smiling and looking, so I'm told, handsome. That doesn't change the fact he raped, killed, then raped the dead bodies of at least 30 woman. Your pictures mean nothing to the people these useless animals have attacked.

Still, not as bad as telling someone you don't like dogs.

The store owner started using this picture as advertising, offering free weed to anyone that purchased cookies from her. That's what got her "in trouble." There's more to the story than just selling cookies.

Not making eye contact is a form of submission, just like making eye contact can be considered a challenge. Your dog isn't trying to be sneaky or clever, its asking (begging really) for permission.

I don't think you understand the concept of "cover up." That's more of a "made a feature of" type of thing.

Looks more like horror as she realizes her son killed a dog to use as a pillow.

I'm not sure why this is an example of "good parenting," but I do have a feeling, like most of these examples, this is more about the parents than the kid.